Track List: 1. 00:00:00 Leon Cortez The Girl Who Loves A Soldier 2. 00:02:56 Flanagan & Allen Run, Rabbit, Run 3. 00:05:43 The King Sisters In The Mood 4. 00:09:10 The Two Leslies The Washing On The Siegried Line 5. 00:12:27 Norman Long Where Does Poor Pa Go In The Black-Out? 6. 00:15:38 Sam Browne Berlin Or Bust 7. 00:18:46 Jack Hylton We'll Meet Again, vocal by Dolly Elsie 8. 00:22:05 George Formby Imagine Me In The Maginot Line 9. 00:24:53 Gracie Fields Wish Me Luck 10. 00:27:20 Sam Browne They Can't Black Out The Moon 11. 00:30:08 Elsie Carlisle Please Leave My Butter Alone 12. 00:33:03 Denny Dennis It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow 13. 00:36:07 Tessie O'Shea I Fell In Love With An Airman 14. 00:39:16 Hutch There'll Come Another Day 15. 00:42:17 Florence Desmond The Deepest Shelter In Town 16. 00:45:00 George Formby Bless 'em All 17. 00:48:04 Turner Layton The Last Time I Saw Paris 18. 00:51:22 Elsie Carlisle Oh! What A Surprise For The Duce! 19. 00:54:24 Sam Browne The King Is Still In London 20. 00:57:25 Billy Cotton Oh! How He Misses His Missus 21. 01:00:28 Noel Coward Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun? 22. 01:03:57 Pat Kirkwood Victory Roll 23. 01:07:05 Max Miller The Grand Old Man 24. 01:08:34 Carroll Gibbons Mister Brown Of London Town 25. 01:11:21 Geraldo That Lovely Week-end 26. 01:14:44 Sam Browne There'll Always Be An England 27. 01:18:04 Fats Waller Cash For Your Trash 28. 01:21:30 Glenn Miller Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree 29. 01:24:44 Vera Lynn The White Cliffs Of Dover 30. 01:28:01 Bing Crosby The Bombardier Song 31. 01:30:27 Connie Boswell When The Roses Bloom Again 32. 01:33:48 Spike Jones Der Fuehrer's Face 33. 01:36:28 Celia Lipton I Don't Want To Walk Without You 34. 01:39:34 Hutch This Is Worth Fighting For 35. 01:42:49 Gracie Fields The Thing-Ummy-Bob (That's Going To Win The War) 36. 01:45:32 Joe Loss Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition 37. 01:48:20 Vera Lynn You'll Never Know 38. 01:51:48 RAF Dance Orchestra Commando Patrol 39. 01:54:34 Noel Coward Don't Let's Be Beastly To The Germans 40. 01:57:48 Joe Loss I'm Gonna Get Lit Up 41. 02:01:15 Bing Crosby I'm Saving A Dime (Out Of Every Dollar) 42. 02:04:14 Ambrose Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer 43. 02:07:03 Turner Layton I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen 44. 02:09:54 Billy Ternent Cleanin' My Rifle (And Dreamin' Of You) 45. 02:12:37 Paula Green Till All Our Prayers Are Answered 46. 02:16:03 Joe Loss The Vict'ry Polka (Polka) (Polka) 47. 02:19:28 Marlene Dietrich Lilli Marlene 48. 02:22:58 Carroll Gibbons They're Either Too Young Or Too Old 49. 02:26:06 Dinah Shore I'll Be Seeing You 50. 02:28:52 Johnny Mercer I'm Gonna See My Baby 51. 02:31:26 Adelaide Hall I'm Gonna Love That Guy Buy the double CD from Past Perfect: www.pastperfect.com/product/the-songs-music-of-world-war-2-51-tracks-2-cd-set/ Download the album from Past Perfect; www.pastperfect.com/product/the-songs-music-of-world-war-2-51-tracks-2-cd-set/ (c) Past Perfect Ltd (p) Past Perfect Ltd
I am an 82 years old Chinese from Hong Kong, many of these songs have been forgotten but this is a wonderful collection bring back a lot of memories for me. Thanks so much
Thank you for remembering sir ! My mothers 4 uncles served in world war 2 . 2 served in Europe with the Army and 2i the pacific with the U. S . Marine Corps .
THANK YOU, I ENJOY HEARING THEM AGAIN BOTH AS A LONDONER , DURING THE WAR , ALSO, SERVING MY KING AND COUNTRY DURING THE WAR. I AM WELL IN MY NINETIES NOW AND ITS GREAT TO HEAR THEM ALL AGAIN , I HOPE THE YOUNGER PEOPLE WILL ENJOY HEARING THESE OLD MEMORIES. OF YORE. THANK YOU AGAGIN.
My father was a WW2 veteran who sadly passed away a few months ago. Today is my first Father's Day without him, but listening to the music he used to enjoy makes me feel closer to him again. Thank you for this. ❤️
Sorry to hear about your father. I know how you feel. Music is so emotive and I'm glad to know that it's brought you some comfort, which I can also empathise with. Take care.
I am 15 years of age, not many fellows that are of similar years listen to old music or at least this era, a few of my good friends and I love this stuff though, there is still hope for the oldies to live on in younger generations. All respect to everyone older than me in the comment section who has lived through hard and easy times alike, I am just very intrigued in the past.
I'm getting on for 80 Elliot and it warmed my heart and brought a tear to my eye to read your lovely comment. Long may you enjoy listening to this kind of music.
I'm 16 and I love this kind of music, although I haven't ever experienced this period. It has some kind of magic, soul, it brings me some kind of memories or thoughts.. Tomorrow I'll buy a cofee, sit on my bed, look through my window and just look out of that and thinking.. the raindrops will just fall on the ground and this music will play.. I'm looking forward for tomorrow.
Same. Except I listen to them on my phonograph. I dont know how but I feel as if I lived through this time, and heard these songs. I dont know why but i do. I only listen to the bigbands and these treasures. Idk. But its all i listen too. And my great grandfather says I act alot like his best friend who he lost in the war. Idk, but i love this stuff. Love hearing the stories i hear of these times.
I am 29 who looks after the elderly, one of my my clients who I call my grandmother brought me here, she’s 93 each time I play this album the joy in her face are priceless. I love her so much🥰🥰
I’m only 28 years old and I have so much respect for the talent of these folk ALSO thank you for all hero’s in the allied forces and axis forces that played their part against orders for the sake of protecting humanity ….unfortunate wastes of human life this war was…..bless you all and to your souls I thank you
@@tbird1991 I'm 19 and I feel the same. I like 70s and 80s rock. Queen, Nirvana, Guns n Roses, Led Zeppelin, Red Hot Chili Peppers are some of my favourite bands. Yours?
@Clarissa Jimenez why did you even say anything if you hate the music keep that to yourself you may not like it but other people do other people also have memories with this music and its antique I love this music cause It tells a story!
My dad was in WW2 I lost him when I was only 25yrs old. He was the man that made me look for a man that had the same morals & values as he had. I luv & miss u daddy💙💓
I'm only 13 years into my life, but I feel like i've genuinely been born at the wrong time. Listening to music like this while i'm writing my book (guess what? on WW2!) it just makes me happy. I love George Formby and Vera Lynn. Lots of respect and love to those who lived through the Wars xx
We shall fight them on the beaches, we shall fight them on the landing grounds, we shall fight them in the fields and streets. We shall never surrender. 🇬🇧
I play this music for people on hospice that are in a very advanced age. It is amazing. They could have very severe memory loss, but the music is still with them. Some even start to sing to the songs. It is incredible how the mind works, even when it is failing horribly. They remember playing a guitar to the music. They remember the women's baseball league during World War II. They remember building bombers. They remember putting scrap metal on their driveways for the war metal drives. But they do not remember people, places, how to do things. Music seems to be the thing that stays with all of them no matter what.
Just when I thought I'd heard every WW2 song, you post this album! All I can say is WOW! I'm 81 so I can remember those years for the most part. I've over the years tried to collect songs from that period. Now I realize that I've only barely scratched the top of the surface. Thanks for posting. I'm really enjoying this.
I'm 31 and wondering what happened that our music is no longer so positive and hopeful and romantic as this music is. How wonderful it was. I grew up hearing this in the background here and there. May God bring us back to that place. Let us dream and hope again having simple hopes and simple dreams as we once had
Most modern music is just cookie cutter garbage. I mean, look at rap. Almost every rap song uses the *exact* same beat, starts with the *exact* same word, talks about the *exact* same things. Its just boring and grey
I see you are one who understands. I'm only in my teens, but there is something is rather saddening about the loss of any mainstream music having this type of sound.
Im 31 and enjoying the timetravel. You Tube is not just supercicial and superflous kids on a camera...it IS a time machine for those of us who can appreciate the finer things it has to offer!
The positivity in this music can be partially attributed to the need for morale in the 40's. Now, the positivity is less necessary, so people make sadder and less energetic music.
I'm 74 and so lucky to have seen the old movies and all the music from the 1920s this collection is very good ,my father was a saxophonist so I grew up with all these songs
I’m 67 and I remember my Mother playing a lot of these songs. Mom is still with us but, RIP Dad and all of the Great Generation that have passed. America would not be America without you! I salute the Greatest Generation.
Agreed. Can you imagine if we had to go to war like that today? Sadly with today's generation most would belly ache about hating guns and war. Both of my grandfathers were in the second World War and I had a lot of respect for them.
Америка всегда жила за чужой счёт, грабя свои колонии и наживаясь на них... Без грабежа полоний не было б роста экономики в США! Ничего.... Обломаем... Будете на коленях стоять за ресурсы, которых у вас не хватает... РФ порвет вас на тряпки... Немного подождите... 😁V
It's 2024 , raining and blah. So I came into my 1940s kitchen to make a spiced apple cobbler. This music makes it fun!! Chin up , chest out and remember the boys serving our country. Salute!
I was three years old when America got into the war. I remember when I was five we visited my dad in a VA hospital in Kentucky and they were playing Rum and Coca Cola (Andrew Sisters) on the sound system in the cafeteria. My aunt told me when a metals collector came to my grandma's front door, she handed him a metal tea kettle and told him to hit old Hitler between the eyes with it. She had five boys in the service. This kind of music is my favorite, it's delightful but sometimes it brings tears to my eyes when I think of such a mind-boggling war that brought such suffering to the world. I am a dedicated WWII buff. With all the books and dvds and magazines I have on the war I sometimes wonder how we got through it.
It simply isn't able to be composed now. It was a time when music and all associated art was at its height. You may be remembering times in your past that are recalled when you hear memories. Could this be why?
Definitely one of the best era for swing dance and jazz music. I absolutely love it, my wife and I listen to these every night dancing together. These songs bring happy memories.
I'll never forget when my great grandfather took me to the VFW for the first time, in remembrance of his father that fought in World War One. Daughters of the American Revolution benefit... Glenn Miller, Bob Crosby, all the greats, and others I'd never heard of. He was in the U.S. Navy during the war, survived Pearl Harbor aboard the Arizona. Went on to be posted to her sister ship, the Pennsylvania. He met a fellow sailor there that was on the West Virginia, and they became fast friends. Watching those two old men talk about their youth, that's where I discovered my love for the peace they, along with countless other allied men and women, fought so hard for to achieve. I'm in the Navy now, and I can't wait to see him at the VFW again someday. R.I.P. Lee Henry Meyer. Rest easy, shipmate. Rest easy, Pawpaw. I have the watch. WE HAVE THE WATCH. Always ready.
Petox20x this song was on Ms Peregrines Home for peculiar children the movie. In the beginning I was like HOLD ON I KNOW THIS then it took me a moment lol
I'm 22 and my dads 86 , having been one of very few kids of the 21st century brought up with this I have a real appreciation for this kind of music.. reminds me a hella lot of my childhood
Me too! Brought up with wartime movies and music and it always reminds of being a little girl and "dancing" with my grandfather by standing on his feet. Good times.
The difference between this music and modern music lies in the absence of aggression and cheap bragging, to prove to someone that you are a bigger scoundrel than the rest. This music is art. She is kind and created for positive emotions and relaxation. She does not dress up and makes you angry. This is honest music for people. That's why I love her.
❤Yes Iwas 5yrs old when war ended. Lived in Lincoln ,surrounded by aerodromes Dad worked on the planes. Often bring Pilots and Gunners home. They loved having a “normal” few hours with music and we children got “spoiled” . So, yes this music does bring back sweet memories,🤗🤗💕
Thank you for the fantastic music! Today, May 18, 2018, is the 72nd wedding anniversary of my grandparents ... my grandmother passed away two days ago at the age of 95. I know she wanted to be with my grandfather in heaven on their anniversary. My Pap served in WWII, he was a sailor and loved this music. As a little girl I remember him listening to this on the turntable wanting me to dance with him. So as I listen to it in honor of them, I know that they are in heaven dancing, having some beers and a grand ol’ time. I love you Nanay and Pap ❤️✨
LOVELY MEMORY KRISTIN...... KEEP IT ALIVE FOR EVER. I'M 93 IN A FEW DAYS AND WILL BE CELEBRATING OUR 73RD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN SEPTEMBER. MY HUSBAND WILL BE 95 THE DAY BEFORE ..... THOSE WAR YEARS IN ENGLAND WERE GRIM BUT WE MADE OUR OWN FUN GOING TO THE DANCES EVERY SATURDAY. I WAS JUST 16 WHEN I MET MY HUSBAND TO BE. HE ASKED ME TO DANCE AND THAT WAS THE BEGINNING ....IT HASN'T ENDED YET.................I STILL LOVE HIM.
You have brought tears to my eyes, thank you for sharing something so beautiful. I can only imagine how fun those Saturday night dances were. I know that is how my grandparents met, at a dance. Special times that I wished I had experienced. Happy Belated Birthday to you and it sure sounds like you have celebrated your love every day for 72 almost 73 years of marriage. Spectacular! God bless you!
Beautiful music. My grandfather loved the big band tunes of the 40’s. If I was ever off school as a young child, I’d lie on my grandparent’s sofa and this music would be on in the house somewhere. My grandfather passed away last December and Glenn Miller was played at his funeral. This sort of music will always bring a smile to my face
As a teenager we were taught Foxtrot, the Swing , and other steps for our Church's grand dande festival to big band music. Thousands of youth came and performed. Salt Lake City. So fun!
These upbeat songs kepr people going during a time of such sorrow and worry. Our times could learn a lesson from them. Often I wondered how my Grandmother could keep going with her boys in the war.
Played this selection for my 90 year old gran from Scotland while having a wee dram and in no time she was singing and dancing line there was no tomorrow remembering the fond memories of her child hood
I was born in the 2000s. I do not know any of these songs, but I still get a sense of nostalgia. Minus the wars I wish I could be around the time my grandparents grew up in☺️
Thank you to all those who answered the call to defend freedom. May the world never forget what all of you great men and women did to stop true evil from spreading all over the world.
My wife and I married May 20, 2023 in an old railroad freight depot in a railroad town called Hinton, West Virginia. Filled the place with our collected antiques from WW2, railroad lanterns, old luggage with travel stickers on a railroad push cart, etc. This very video played for the 1.5hrs while people mingled and found their seats. Perfect atmosphere. Thank you for posting it. Our favorite, Maginot Line.
Such good music back then. Even though I wasn't born until 2002, the music from this time is so nice. It's not like todays music. It just has it's own style that appeals to me. Thanks for this great playlist! 😃
2002 as well here. The video also has my same birthday. Great music, but I don't know if these singers were racist, so I don't mess a lot with many 20s and 30s songs. Although, I have a large playlist of the early 1900s.
Damn, it’s the best music I have listened to. Sends me back an entire era. The exspernce mentally is amazing when you just sitting in a room listening to what very well may be the music people died to listening from the corner of their living rooms as those rooms no longer become living.
She would be thinking and recalling the things she heard from her childhood. A time that seems to resonate more than the things from later in your life.
Listening to Gracie Fields singing "Wish Me Luck" it suddenly occurred to me that there were soldiers in the audience singing along who probably ran out of luck shortly thereafter. But thank God they were willing to make that sacrifice to keep the world free.
Same I was born in 2009 and this is my favorite type of music to listen to my parents don't even know where I got it from because my parents are from Russia and they don't even like the music as much as I do.
My Father was born in 1954, his parents used to sing these songs to him! When I was born, he sang the exact songs to me. I connect to these songs. Even though I'm only 11 years into my life. I've written a biography about Winston Churchill, for a school project. Since we're in quarantine, I listen to these songs whilst doing my work! 1:49:00 is the song that I remember dearly. I've never met my grandparents since that they sadly passed away before I was even born. I wish music now was like this! It's so beautiful, sometimes the lyrics just make me smile. Which I love!
For an 11 year old you express yourself beautifully, I hope your parents realise what a special young person they have created. Both my Grandfathers died before I was born and both served on the Western front in WW1 so I really regret not having been able to speak with them. My My best wishes to you.
My mother was a Rosie the riveter during the war. I am 80 and I remember listening to this music growing up and I loved it and still do. Thanks for the memories.
I serve in army now I’m 28 years old , I only read and listen from history about ww2 , Oh god wish me know how people in those time live , their honor and their sacrifice. War was tough and bitter those time made men steel and worth living .
@@travishildebrandt2907 I don’t know much about enlist for private in US. I’m commission officer in my country and now i’m captain , I went to cadets since 16 years old and graduate military academy in 2019 , I dedicate my young life for studying and training, my branch is Infantry and my bachelor degree is Industrial Engineering.
My dad served in WWII and this genre of music is all he ever really listened to. Thank you for the reminder of sunny days in the backyard watching him do dad stuff ❤️
Jazz is a genre that invites listeners to engage with the music on a visceral level, experiencing the joy of live performance and the spontaneity of musical exploration
Not if the future generations are made known to these songs. You are the future…. People are still talking about the Tudor times, or the Egyptians, for example. Regards, Matthew.
I was born in England, 1961. That was sixteen years after the end of WWII. Even though many of these songs are new to me, there is a certain familiarity about them. It's as if they've been in the attic of my subconscious, only to be recently rediscovered.
fascinating! I was born in the early 80s and the older I get I get a similar sort of feeling about to the 70s. but there's a lot more media, of course, from the 70s, so I guess it would be easier for me to tap into that subconscious nostalgia, for lack of a better term.
Someone said it elsewhere but this generation, one that i consider to be the greatest of it's time in America and definitely in modern history is far deserving of more respect. For your efforts and the very strong war effort of the time there is no way for us to know what would and could've been. I know this generation is almost to it's end but i am incredibly greatful i've atleast been able to meet one WWII veteran in my lifetime.
the commenters that i found here are people who are in their 80-90 years old. I'm here just because I'm just curious how the old-time music feels like and i must say these songs are fun to hear compare to what i have in my era. my music era has a lot of inappropriate words in their lyrics that makes me really don't like hearing them when i vibe. I'm 17 and here i am vibing to 1930s musics
Thank you for sharing this. I'm now 65 and have always loved music of the 20s,30,40s. Like many Londoners my parents and family lived through these times, and the music conjures up the spirit of the times. To paraphrase Dickens, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times, but without that generation we wouldn't enjoy the freedom we have today. I just wonder if they'd known how the world would turn out in 2024 they'd have been willing to make all those sacrifices? Somehow, I think they would )O(
I grew up hearing all about WW2 from my dear late mum. She was born in London & worked as a teleprinter in the Post Office during those years. She loved all the songs from that time & I adore 1930's & 40's music.
Music during my grandparents' childhood way back during the 30s and world war II🥰 I know because they listen to this music every Sunday back then during the 90s when they were old and alive 😢😭 They have vinyl records of these songs . They listen to this while making me a bag of popcorn and coffee with milk (my parents forbid me drinking this because I was growing kid) . It lasted until 1996 because December 1996 was when my grandmother fell into coma and died in October 1997. 😥😭 My grandfather lived longer until 2015 but it wasn't the same when grandma was still with us 😭😭😭😭
Track List:
1. 00:00:00 Leon Cortez The Girl Who Loves A Soldier
2. 00:02:56 Flanagan & Allen Run, Rabbit, Run
3. 00:05:43 The King Sisters In The Mood
4. 00:09:10 The Two Leslies The Washing On The Siegried Line
5. 00:12:27 Norman Long Where Does Poor Pa Go In The Black-Out?
6. 00:15:38 Sam Browne Berlin Or Bust
7. 00:18:46 Jack Hylton We'll Meet Again, vocal by Dolly Elsie
8. 00:22:05 George Formby Imagine Me In The Maginot Line
9. 00:24:53 Gracie Fields Wish Me Luck
10. 00:27:20 Sam Browne They Can't Black Out The Moon
11. 00:30:08 Elsie Carlisle Please Leave My Butter Alone
12. 00:33:03 Denny Dennis It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow
13. 00:36:07 Tessie O'Shea I Fell In Love With An Airman
14. 00:39:16 Hutch There'll Come Another Day
15. 00:42:17 Florence Desmond The Deepest Shelter In Town
16. 00:45:00 George Formby Bless 'em All
17. 00:48:04 Turner Layton The Last Time I Saw Paris
18. 00:51:22 Elsie Carlisle Oh! What A Surprise For The Duce!
19. 00:54:24 Sam Browne The King Is Still In London
20. 00:57:25 Billy Cotton Oh! How He Misses His Missus
21. 01:00:28 Noel Coward Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun?
22. 01:03:57 Pat Kirkwood Victory Roll
23. 01:07:05 Max Miller The Grand Old Man
24. 01:08:34 Carroll Gibbons Mister Brown Of London Town
25. 01:11:21 Geraldo That Lovely Week-end
26. 01:14:44 Sam Browne There'll Always Be An England
27. 01:18:04 Fats Waller Cash For Your Trash
28. 01:21:30 Glenn Miller Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree
29. 01:24:44 Vera Lynn The White Cliffs Of Dover
30. 01:28:01 Bing Crosby The Bombardier Song
31. 01:30:27 Connie Boswell When The Roses Bloom Again
32. 01:33:48 Spike Jones Der Fuehrer's Face
33. 01:36:28 Celia Lipton I Don't Want To Walk Without You
34. 01:39:34 Hutch This Is Worth Fighting For
35. 01:42:49 Gracie Fields The Thing-Ummy-Bob (That's Going To Win The War)
36. 01:45:32 Joe Loss Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition
37. 01:48:20 Vera Lynn You'll Never Know
38. 01:51:48 RAF Dance Orchestra Commando Patrol
39. 01:54:34 Noel Coward Don't Let's Be Beastly To The Germans
40. 01:57:48 Joe Loss I'm Gonna Get Lit Up
41. 02:01:15 Bing Crosby I'm Saving A Dime (Out Of Every Dollar)
42. 02:04:14 Ambrose Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer
43. 02:07:03 Turner Layton I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen
44. 02:09:54 Billy Ternent Cleanin' My Rifle (And Dreamin' Of You)
45. 02:12:37 Paula Green Till All Our Prayers Are Answered
46. 02:16:03 Joe Loss The Vict'ry Polka (Polka) (Polka)
47. 02:19:28 Marlene Dietrich Lilli Marlene
48. 02:22:58 Carroll Gibbons They're Either Too Young Or Too Old
49. 02:26:06 Dinah Shore I'll Be Seeing You
50. 02:28:52 Johnny Mercer I'm Gonna See My Baby
51. 02:31:26 Adelaide Hall I'm Gonna Love That Guy
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@G SS I didn't get a single one
Doesn't sound like Jack Hylton on "We'll Me Again".
Past Perfect Vintage Music the girl who loves a soldier
@Max Nielsen chill out lol you should appreciate the effort in putting all of this together
@@charlesstuart7290 - Orchestra, Jack Hylton, Vocal by Dolly Elsie. (thank you Google)
I am an 82 years old Chinese from Hong Kong, many of these songs have been forgotten but this is a wonderful collection bring back a lot of memories for me. Thanks so much
RESPECT SIR
Paul Lee eyy fellow Hong Konger, how was British Hong Kong like?
@@VealDeal He cannot answer that as the communists will pop round and see him....
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Thank you for remembering sir ! My mothers 4 uncles served in world war 2 . 2 served in Europe with the Army and 2i the pacific with the U. S . Marine Corps .
Massive respect for all the men women and children who lived through and died during to war years
William Clayton has. respect ✊ bro fist........I guess
Not just the men, But the Women and the Children too
Never forget
And today people are protesting about having to wear a mask or stay indoors to protect their country....
@@gabe4432 Damn Right brother, stay safe.
THANK YOU, I ENJOY HEARING THEM AGAIN BOTH AS A LONDONER , DURING THE WAR , ALSO, SERVING MY KING AND COUNTRY DURING THE WAR. I AM WELL IN MY NINETIES NOW AND ITS GREAT TO HEAR THEM ALL AGAIN , I HOPE THE YOUNGER PEOPLE WILL ENJOY HEARING THESE OLD MEMORIES. OF YORE. THANK YOU AGAGIN.
Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your Service
Thank you for your service to preserve our way of life, god bless you! :)
@Bleed The Machines bruh
@Bleed The Machines its was the war. german did genocide against jews.
Played this for my 93-year-old mother. She cried, and smiled.
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awww
XD
So lovely. Long years of life to your mother ❤️️
She remember good memories
My father was a WW2 veteran who sadly passed away a few months ago. Today is my first Father's Day without him, but listening to the music he used to enjoy makes me feel closer to him again. Thank you for this. ❤️
Sorry to hear about your father. I know how you feel. Music is so emotive and I'm glad to know that it's brought you some comfort, which I can also empathise with. Take care.
@@PastPerfectVintageMusic Thank you. 💞💐
Those guys are the best this nation ever produced
@White Wings1776 Thanks for your kind words 💕
@Billie V. 💐 Thank you for saying so. ✨
My parents loved this music. They were born in the early 1920s. I’m 74.
I love this music.. it feels as if I have a special connection to it, im only 18 years old.. my grandma says I have an old soul lol..
I also love this music its so happy
I'm 74 too, and listening to this collection seems to bring them (both dead now) closer to me......
Idk why but modern music is so unoriginal now. This stuff is a wok of art
I also love this music, sadly my grandparents probably wont like it that much, since they're German
I am 15 years of age, not many fellows that are of similar years listen to old music or at least this era, a few of my good friends and I love this stuff though, there is still hope for the oldies to live on in younger generations. All respect to everyone older than me in the comment section who has lived through hard and easy times alike, I am just very intrigued in the past.
I'm getting on for 80 Elliot and it warmed my heart and brought a tear to my eye to read your lovely comment. Long may you enjoy listening to this kind of music.
@Elliot Macon
You are very well spoken and write well, too. Thank you for such a respectful and kind-hearted comment.
Very well spoken, do great things brother!
I'm 17 I started listening to this 3 years ago we can't let this music die it must live of in the future generations
I've NEVER heard any 15-year-old, that calls their contemporary's "fellows that are of similar years". I call total BS.
I'm 16 and I love this kind of music, although I haven't ever experienced this period. It has some kind of magic, soul, it brings me some kind of memories or thoughts.. Tomorrow I'll buy a cofee, sit on my bed, look through my window and just look out of that and thinking.. the raindrops will just fall on the ground and this music will play.. I'm looking forward for tomorrow.
That sounds nifty pal!
With you there buddy
bad time to be alive. Good thing you werent alive then. So much suffering happened in the 40s
I'm 10 and I like this more than today's songs tbh.
Same. Except I listen to them on my phonograph. I dont know how but I feel as if I lived through this time, and heard these songs. I dont know why but i do. I only listen to the bigbands and these treasures. Idk. But its all i listen too. And my great grandfather says I act alot like his best friend who he lost in the war. Idk, but i love this stuff. Love hearing the stories i hear of these times.
I'm 27, and I love music from 20's, 30's and 40's. It gives me comfort and makes me feel at peace
I am 29 who looks after the elderly, one of my my clients who I call my grandmother brought me here, she’s 93 each time I play this album the joy in her face are priceless. I love her so much🥰🥰
Aww! How sweet! :)
How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore
Wholesome.
We need more older people to talk to us about these heroic people....we just can't lose this history thru music.
❤
I'm 86 but when i listen to these songs, i'm 10 again
I was born in 1940 when London was getting a hammering and grew up with this music. Memories triiggered. Thanks.
I'm 30 and this music resonates in my soul. So much better than most of the stuff made today.
I’m only 28 years old and I have so much respect for the talent of these folk ALSO thank you for all hero’s in the allied forces and axis forces that played their part against orders for the sake of protecting humanity ….unfortunate wastes of human life this war was…..bless you all and to your souls I thank you
I'm 15 and I love vintage music ,for me it is just beautiful and I view it superior to today's music
I'm 19.
Very derogatory towards women
@@janettecollinson916 how?
I'm 16 and feel the same, modern music is trash tbh, the latest music I actually enjoy is like early 80s rock
@@tbird1991 I'm 19 and I feel the same. I like 70s and 80s rock. Queen, Nirvana, Guns n Roses, Led Zeppelin, Red Hot Chili Peppers are some of my favourite bands. Yours?
My grandpa loved this! He’s 95 and was a solider in WW2.
thank you for his service. We wouldn't be as a country and become what we are without these veterans.
I hope he is great health! Thanks him for his service!
@Hannah May your granddad have many more healthy happy times with you and his other family and friends!
If he was Nazi, Heil him
I GREW UP LISTENING TO MUSIC LIKE THIS!!…………...MEMORIES!!
GREAT TUNES FOR EVERYONE... ACES!!🎶🎶🎶
@Clarissa Jimenez then why are you here
Thank you grandpa john,thank you.
BANANA BREAD
@Clarissa Jimenez why did you even say anything if you hate the music keep that to yourself you may not like it but other people do other people also have memories with this music and its antique I love this music cause It tells a story!
My dad was in WW2
I lost him when I was only 25yrs old.
He was the man that made me look for a man that had the same morals & values as he had.
I luv & miss u daddy💙💓
I was 22, I always open doors for ladies and never use crude language within earshot of the fairer sex.
@@nicholasparish1968 thanku for ur values🙂
I'm a Chinese Malaysian doctor in Kuala Lumpur..I'm 75years old.and I love these old British ww2 songs.. nostalgic yet so cheeky..warm wishes
Respect and thank you.
I'm 88, Scottish, living in the Philippines, Good to hear you enjoy the old stuff
I'm only 13 years into my life, but I feel like i've genuinely been born at the wrong time. Listening to music like this while i'm writing my book (guess what? on WW2!) it just makes me happy. I love George Formby and Vera Lynn. Lots of respect and love to those who lived through the Wars xx
Im, 61nand this music reminds me of my parents and grandparents. All respect to the greatest generation
We shall fight them on the beaches, we shall fight them on the landing grounds, we shall fight them in the fields and streets. We shall never surrender. 🇬🇧
Are you talking about Europeans?
God save the queen 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
As long as the Americans and Canadians help us
@@tillman40 yes... Hopefully they do
God save the Queen 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I play this music for people on hospice that are in a very advanced age. It is amazing. They could have very severe memory loss, but the music is still with them. Some even start to sing to the songs. It is incredible how the mind works, even when it is failing horribly. They remember playing a guitar to the music. They remember the women's baseball league during World War II. They remember building bombers. They remember putting scrap metal on their driveways for the war metal drives. But they do not remember people, places, how to do things. Music seems to be the thing that stays with all of them no matter what.
ils se souviennent mieux de leurs gai souvenirs que des merdes qui se sont passés entre cette guerre et maintenant.
YOU ARE AN AWESOME PERSON FOR DOING THAT. THANK YOU THANK YOU AND AGAIN THANK YOU.
Just when I thought I'd heard every WW2 song, you post this album! All I can say is WOW! I'm 81 so I can remember those years for the most part. I've over the years tried to collect songs from that period. Now I realize that I've only barely scratched the top of the surface. Thanks for posting. I'm really enjoying this.
Roy Bodden, bless you and thank you! You will always be that young man with an eye for a girl and an ear for a great dance tune!!!
Roy Bodden
Here’s one of the last people from truly the Best Generation.
Roy Bodden who wants to know if you are 81
were you in the MIL. im 20 retired USNAVY gulf war though.
You have a good ear for music. Said by a 12 year old
Edit: 13 last year
I'm 31 and wondering what happened that our music is no longer so positive and hopeful and romantic as this music is. How wonderful it was. I grew up hearing this in the background here and there. May God bring us back to that place. Let us dream and hope again having simple hopes and simple dreams as we once had
Most modern music is just cookie cutter garbage. I mean, look at rap. Almost every rap song uses the *exact* same beat, starts with the *exact* same word, talks about the *exact* same things. Its just boring and grey
I see you are one who understands. I'm only in my teens, but there is something is rather saddening about the loss of any mainstream music having this type of sound.
Im 31 and enjoying the timetravel. You Tube is not just supercicial and superflous kids on a camera...it IS a time machine for those of us who can appreciate the finer things it has to offer!
@@mariannedavila3574 exactly
The positivity in this music can be partially attributed to the need for morale in the 40's. Now, the positivity is less necessary, so people make sadder and less energetic music.
I'm 74 and so lucky to have seen the old movies and all the music from the 1920s this collection is very good ,my father was a saxophonist so I grew up with all these songs
I’m 67 and I remember my Mother playing a lot of these songs. Mom is still with us but, RIP Dad and all of the Great Generation that have passed. America would not be America without you! I salute the Greatest Generation.
God how right you are!!
@@spidykat7188 yes!
Agreed. Can you imagine if we had to go to war like that today? Sadly with today's generation most would belly ache about hating guns and war. Both of my grandfathers were in the second World War and I had a lot of respect for them.
Америка всегда жила за чужой счёт, грабя свои колонии и наживаясь на них... Без грабежа полоний не было б роста экономики в США! Ничего.... Обломаем... Будете на коленях стоять за ресурсы, которых у вас не хватает... РФ порвет вас на тряпки... Немного подождите... 😁V
@@HD-il4rz сейчас надо воевать за то, чтобы планета Земля не разогрелась как планета Венера
I am also 87 years and enjoy hearing music from the 30s and 40s once in a while.
It's 2024 , raining and blah. So I came into my 1940s kitchen to make a spiced apple cobbler. This music makes it fun!! Chin up , chest out and remember the boys serving our country. Salute!
This reminds me when I used to be a bartender at MOTH Club 1988. Coal fields club.
I am 63yrs old and have always loved this music. I am sure l was born at the wrong time. Shine on everyone.
I always feel that way, too. I’m in a group that does many of these songs and it’s a joy.
I am 89 and this bring back memories
IM 90, wonderful music !!!! thank u
@@corinnewoodgate1987
Its so great that you're still around.
@@corinnewoodgate1987 I'm 132 and I love this music!
Beluga is this you
@@corinnewoodgate1987 are you still with us? Would you be open to share some memories madam?
Thanks so much, this era, this generation, is our legacy.
Saving this to play in the front garden , dressed up having afternoon tea tomorrow VE Day
We are too!
We had our scones and tea at the ready.
I’m twelve and yet hearing these songs makes me so happy that music like this existed.
Me too
What? No "auto-tuned" vocals? How did they ever win without auto-tuned vocals, faux clapping, fake drums...??
Yeah back then in those they like to walk on the wooden floors with their bare feet love it like 🩶🖤💙💛💚🍶🌹
Boots: Shined
Bayonet: Sharpened
Rifle: Clean
Uniform: Ironed
Upper Lip: *S T I F F*
@CockCheneyCS Fuck you.
@CockCheney Wet blanket.
That’s wartime brits in a nutshell !!! Bravo 👏🏻
Hotel TRIVAGO
@@daniellethornton7660
China : Covid-19
I was three years old when America got into the war. I remember when I was five we visited my dad in a VA hospital in Kentucky and they were playing Rum and Coca Cola (Andrew Sisters) on the sound system in the cafeteria. My aunt told me when a metals collector came to my grandma's front door, she handed him a metal tea kettle and told him to hit old Hitler between the eyes with it. She had five boys in the service. This kind of music is my favorite, it's delightful but sometimes it brings tears to my eyes when I think of such a mind-boggling war
that brought such suffering to the world. I am a dedicated WWII buff. With all the books and dvds and magazines I have on the war I sometimes wonder how we got through it.
I don't know why I love all this music. Makes me think a lot
me2 man
A past lifetime of yours.
it makes like an enviroment u know
who knows?
It simply isn't able to be composed now. It was a time when music and all associated art was at its height. You may be remembering times in your past that are recalled when you hear memories. Could this be why?
Definitely one of the best era for swing dance and jazz music. I absolutely love it, my wife and I listen to these every night dancing together. These songs bring happy memories.
It's fun to reminice about a time I wasn't in.
I remember so well..this is what our parents used to listen to..When my dad died I had them play We'll meet again by Vera Lynne
❤
I'll never forget when my great grandfather took me to the VFW for the first time, in remembrance of his father that fought in World War One. Daughters of the American Revolution benefit... Glenn Miller, Bob Crosby, all the greats, and others I'd never heard of. He was in the U.S. Navy during the war, survived Pearl Harbor aboard the Arizona. Went on to be posted to her sister ship, the Pennsylvania. He met a fellow sailor there that was on the West Virginia, and they became fast friends. Watching those two old men talk about their youth, that's where I discovered my love for the peace they, along with countless other allied men and women, fought so hard for to achieve.
I'm in the Navy now, and I can't wait to see him at the VFW again someday.
R.I.P. Lee Henry Meyer. Rest easy, shipmate. Rest easy, Pawpaw. I have the watch. WE HAVE THE WATCH. Always ready.
Listening to this in my air raid shelter
ahh a cool substitute name for a parents basement
What town.
Oh no...
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Duck and cover!
The old memories of my grandfather… 😢
this is literally my streaming music. dont judge me. its a vibe
I do that too I have no viewers though
I mean, we're all here too lol
Duh, it’s music. There is still music being created today, just a reminder.
i aint judging , but im questioning theres a song about people touching butter.......
@@creative8d14 Remove the second syllable.
I am only 27 but it’s really nice seeing these comments of 80 year olds taking a trip down memory lane
brings tears to my eyes, gone but not forgotten. Lest we forget.
Here on D Day eve 2019... the golden generation much love
"Run, rabbit run, rabbit run, run, run." AHHHHH!!! It's completely stuck in my head!
Oh great, now it's in my head too... There goes my productive day
I know me too ,hahaha the trick is to let somebody else hear it !
Yeah, it's kinda creepy. lol
Petox20x this song was on Ms Peregrines Home for peculiar children the movie. In the beginning I was like HOLD ON I KNOW THIS then it took me a moment lol
Same now you made me remember
I'm 22 and my dads 86 , having been one of very few kids of the 21st century brought up with this I have a real appreciation for this kind of music.. reminds me a hella lot of my childhood
How old is your mum.
@Scott S damn
Me too! Brought up with wartime movies and music and it always reminds of being a little girl and "dancing" with my grandfather by standing on his feet. Good times.
Your dad's definitely got some kind of stamina :-)
Hello Alexandra
Happy VE Day everyone. My grandfather served as a navigator in WW2. Thankyou to all those who fought for us. Remembering all those who have passed ❤️
Don't forget VJ day
Hello Natalie
These singers didn't need autotune to sound good.
Bring back natural talent like this.
The difference between this music and modern music lies in the absence of aggression and cheap bragging, to prove to someone that you are a bigger scoundrel than the rest. This music is art. She is kind and created for positive emotions and relaxation. She does not dress up and makes you angry. This is honest music for people. That's why I love her.
Makes me nostalgic for a time I wasn't born in..... ^^
❤Yes Iwas 5yrs old when war ended. Lived in Lincoln ,surrounded by aerodromes Dad worked on the planes. Often bring Pilots and Gunners home. They loved having a “normal” few hours with music and we children got “spoiled” . So, yes this music does bring back sweet memories,🤗🤗💕
Thank you for the fantastic music! Today, May 18, 2018, is the 72nd wedding anniversary of my grandparents ... my grandmother passed away two days ago at the age of 95. I know she wanted to be with my grandfather in heaven on their anniversary. My Pap served in WWII, he was a sailor and loved this music. As a little girl I remember him listening to this on the turntable wanting me to dance with him. So as I listen to it in honor of them, I know that they are in heaven dancing, having some beers and a grand ol’ time. I love you Nanay and Pap ❤️✨
LOVELY MEMORY KRISTIN...... KEEP IT ALIVE FOR EVER. I'M 93 IN A FEW DAYS AND WILL BE CELEBRATING OUR 73RD WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IN SEPTEMBER. MY HUSBAND WILL BE 95 THE DAY BEFORE ..... THOSE WAR YEARS IN ENGLAND WERE GRIM BUT WE MADE OUR OWN FUN GOING TO THE DANCES EVERY SATURDAY. I WAS JUST 16 WHEN I MET MY HUSBAND TO BE. HE ASKED ME TO DANCE AND THAT WAS THE BEGINNING ....IT HASN'T ENDED YET.................I STILL LOVE HIM.
You have brought tears to my eyes, thank you for sharing something so beautiful. I can only imagine how fun those Saturday night dances were. I know that is how my grandparents met, at a dance. Special times that I wished I had experienced. Happy Belated Birthday to you and it sure sounds like you have celebrated your love every day for 72 almost 73 years of marriage. Spectacular! God bless you!
Hello Clara
How are you doing
@@jeanmozley8442 You must be doing something right, what diet do you have and how do you choose to live?
Beautiful music. My grandfather loved the big band tunes of the 40’s. If I was ever off school as a young child, I’d lie on my grandparent’s sofa and this music would be on in the house somewhere. My grandfather passed away last December and Glenn Miller was played at his funeral. This sort of music will always bring a smile to my face
Please accept my condolences
I'm sorry for your loss
As a teenager we were taught Foxtrot, the Swing , and other steps for our Church's grand dande festival to big band music. Thousands of youth came and performed. Salt Lake City. So fun!
Gail🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠
@@porterhollingsworth1582 no you are not
These upbeat songs kepr people going during a time of such sorrow and worry. Our times could learn a lesson from them. Often I wondered how my Grandmother could keep going with her boys in the war.
Played this selection for my 90 year old gran from Scotland while having a wee dram and in no time she was singing and dancing line there was no tomorrow remembering the fond memories of her child hood
Thank you to my great great grandfather who fought in World War II I bet he was listening to this and I miss him dearly
And here we go again....
I'm here for the same reason.
I played this to my granny on my vintage radio with bluetooth and it was like she had time traveled back in time.
Thank you to all those who serve and have served. We owe you so much.
Hello Nancy
I was born in the 2000s. I do not know any of these songs, but I still get a sense of nostalgia. Minus the wars I wish I could be around the time my grandparents grew up in☺️
Thank you to all those who answered the call to defend freedom. May the world never forget what all of you great men and women did to stop true evil from spreading all over the world.
This is such a respectful comment section. I feel like lots of these songs are quite relevent during this pandemic.
My wife and I married May 20, 2023 in an old railroad freight depot in a railroad town called Hinton, West Virginia. Filled the place with our collected antiques from WW2, railroad lanterns, old luggage with travel stickers on a railroad push cart, etc. This very video played for the 1.5hrs while people mingled and found their seats. Perfect atmosphere. Thank you for posting it. Our favorite, Maginot Line.
Such good music back then. Even though I wasn't born until 2002, the music from this time is so nice. It's not like todays music. It just has it's own style that appeals to me. Thanks for this great playlist! 😃
2002 as well here. The video also has my same birthday.
Great music, but I don't know if these singers were racist, so I don't mess a lot with many 20s and 30s songs. Although, I have a large playlist of the early 1900s.
So are you 7
Damn, it’s the best music I have listened to. Sends me back an entire era. The exspernce mentally is amazing when you just sitting in a room listening to what very well may be the music people died to listening from the corner of their living rooms as those rooms no longer become living.
Thank you Past Perfect, you brought a smile to my mother's face at her 80th.
She would be thinking and recalling the things she heard from her childhood. A time that seems to resonate more than the things from later in your life.
BlackHearthguardb
You
Beautiful. Probably took her back to the 40s, to imagine herself young and adventuring.
Listening to this as I watch WW3 start to unfold
listening while studying History for my exams, precisely WW2 and the Cold War, this music magically helped me a lot.
What grade did you get?
@@markmonaco9775 Nah exam happens in a week
돈Dawnn haha I got like 95 in that class I just did that exam and listening to this to celebrate finishing
what did you get?
When I listen to music like this it makes me wanna jump back in time so I can enjoy the best of music
I wish a wonderfull VE day to all the people listening to this music
I'm only 50 and I love this kind of music and Glen Miller
"only 50"
@@channel7zip ironic isn't it ?
I'm only sixteen and I love this kind of music, don't think it has much to do with age as much as taste in music.
I'm 22 and I like it ... it's really good ...
Listening to Gracie Fields singing "Wish Me Luck" it suddenly occurred to me that there were soldiers in the audience singing along who probably ran out of luck shortly thereafter. But thank God they were willing to make that sacrifice to keep the world free.
Kewl beans, neighbor !!
-t
Darwin
My granfather also entertained alot of troops abroad along Gracie Fields
For a kid born after 2009, this is my fav type of music, just love the instruments they used back then
Same I was born in 2009 and this is my favorite type of music to listen to my parents don't even know where I got it from because my parents are from Russia and they don't even like the music as much as I do.
@@lokadttok5045 🥶🥶👌👌🅱🅱
@@lokadttok5045 love you!!!!
My Father was born in 1954, his parents used to sing these songs to him! When I was born, he sang the exact songs to me. I connect to these songs. Even though I'm only 11 years into my life. I've written a biography about Winston Churchill, for a school project. Since we're in quarantine, I listen to these songs whilst doing my work! 1:49:00 is the song that I remember dearly. I've never met my grandparents since that they sadly passed away before I was even born. I wish music now was like this! It's so beautiful, sometimes the lyrics just make me smile. Which I love!
Same! I'm listening to these in quarantine. It keeps me motivated-
You have a good taste in music
hEhE weeb : May I have a list of songs that your father used to sing. Would much appreciate, if you could spare your time. Thank you.
For an 11 year old you express yourself beautifully, I hope your parents realise what a special young person they have created. Both my Grandfathers died before I was born and both served on the Western front in WW1 so I really regret not having been able to speak with them. My My best wishes to you.
ты указал в своей работе, что Черчилль и был одним из поджигателей этой войны? Если нет, то ты плохо сделал работу
My mother was a Rosie the riveter during the war. I am 80 and I remember listening to this music growing up and I loved it and still do. Thanks for the memories.
I´m a 35 yo dude from Greenland. Although our land never has experienced war of any kind, these tracks are much appreciated.
This music is better than most of the songs now... Bring it back 😞
I’m watching as it’s the75 th anniversary of D-Day 💙💙🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇫🇷🇧🇪
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@RAP HUB 🇦🇺🇦🇮🇦🇨🇧🇲🇨🇰🇫🇯🇮🇴🇰🇾🇲🇸🇳🇿🇵🇳🇸🇭🇹🇦🇹🇨🇹🇻🇻🇬🏴 XD 😂
@RAP HUB the legacy of the british empire XD
We will storm the beaches again if necessary
@@ImperiumRomanum476 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌
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I serve in army now I’m 28 years old , I only read and listen from history about ww2 ,
Oh god wish me know how people in those time live , their honor and their sacrifice.
War was tough and bitter those time made men steel and worth living .
@@travishildebrandt2907 seriously ?
@@travishildebrandt2907 I don’t know much about enlist for private in US.
I’m commission officer in my country and now i’m captain ,
I went to cadets since 16 years old and graduate military academy in 2019 , I dedicate my young life for studying and training, my branch is Infantry and my bachelor degree is Industrial Engineering.
I smile when I read, I am this or that age. Good music is good music whatever age you are.
I agree. But what does that say about most people haha XD
This is the music of my father as he was in WW II and made a beach landing on D-Day and as his son I love this music as well.
My dad served in WWII and this genre of music is all he ever really listened to.
Thank you for the reminder of sunny days in the backyard watching him do dad stuff
❤️
Jazz is a genre that invites listeners to engage with the music on a visceral level, experiencing the joy of live performance and the spontaneity of musical exploration
Out of everything I could choose,I chose this. Remember this!
I'm a 13 year old and love ww2 songs, I'm sad that some day they will be forgotten about
Not if the future generations are made known to these songs. You are the future…. People are still talking about the Tudor times, or the Egyptians, for example.
Regards,
Matthew.
"We'll Meet Again" was beautiful
Only bad thing is that it should have more likes
I was born in England, 1961. That was sixteen years after the end of WWII. Even though many of these songs are new to me, there is a certain familiarity about them. It's as if they've been in the attic of my subconscious, only to be recently rediscovered.
fascinating! I was born in the early 80s and the older I get I get a similar sort of feeling about to the 70s. but there's a lot more media, of course, from the 70s, so I guess it would be easier for me to tap into that subconscious nostalgia, for lack of a better term.
Someone said it elsewhere but this generation, one that i consider to be the greatest of it's time in America and definitely in modern history is far deserving of more respect. For your efforts and the very strong war effort of the time there is no way for us to know what would and could've been.
I know this generation is almost to it's end but i am incredibly greatful i've atleast been able to meet one WWII veteran in my lifetime.
the commenters that i found here are people who are in their 80-90 years old. I'm here just because I'm just curious how the old-time music feels like and i must say these songs are fun to hear compare to what i have in my era. my music era has a lot of inappropriate words in their lyrics that makes me really don't like hearing them when i vibe. I'm 17 and here i am vibing to 1930s musics
Thank you for sharing this. I'm now 65 and have always loved music of the 20s,30,40s. Like many Londoners my parents and family lived through these times, and the music conjures up the spirit of the times. To paraphrase Dickens, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times, but without that generation we wouldn't enjoy the freedom we have today. I just wonder if they'd known how the world would turn out in 2024 they'd have been willing to make all those sacrifices? Somehow, I think they would )O(
Thanks for listening - glad you've enjoyed it.
Thank you for posting these videos! I absolutely love music from the 20’s-60’s it’s a million times better than the songs people write nowadays.
I can't express how much I agree with you
music is subjective
20s-60s is where all music was great, 70s-90s was where most was, 2000s and onwards is where the very small minority is.
Hi Hannah, how are you doing?
Hello Hannah
Much love and respect for all the innocent men women and children who died during the wars we will not forget you !
I grew up hearing all about WW2 from my dear late mum. She was born in London & worked as a teleprinter in the Post Office during those years. She loved all the songs from that time & I adore 1930's & 40's music.
I m 15 and i realy like to hear songs like this i know them almost all of time and a lot respect for all the people who were Alive at the time 🇧🇪
Music during my grandparents' childhood way back during the 30s and world war II🥰 I know because they listen to this music every Sunday back then during the 90s when they were old and alive 😢😭
They have vinyl records of these songs .
They listen to this while making me a bag of popcorn and coffee with milk (my parents forbid me drinking this because I was growing kid) . It lasted until 1996 because December 1996 was when my grandmother fell into coma and died in October 1997. 😥😭
My grandfather lived longer until 2015 but it wasn't the same when grandma was still with us 😭😭😭😭
I'm 66 years old. I'm a jazz singer. This music is when music was just that....music!!!!! I love this so much.
That's awesome, would to love to hear sing....
How are you doing Dinah?
Perfect for working. Keeps you awake but doesn't distract so much as new stuff.